It seems that conservatives and liberals alike share their concerns over this issue.
it is also true that many mainstream 'Conservatives' and Liberals are perfectly fine with a complete police state level of surveillance if it means more 'Security,' on our side
Just wondered what people think of this issue? I was reading that some of the surveillance capabilities of the NSA have violated the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Is this true?
Where can people see this going? Is it true that those who have done nothing wrong have nothing to fear?
Which section, specifically, does NSA surveillance violate, and what recourse is available under the Declaration to those whose "human rights" have been violated?This one - and these are the views of my college lecturers, not necessarily my own.
Yes, I guess it does depend on what you think is wrong.
Also, the "Declaration of Human Rights" is not a law. It's only a statement; obviously not accepted world-wide.
But then surely it is meaningless and toothless?
Which section, specifically, does NSA surveillance violate, and what recourse is available under the Declaration to those whose "human rights" have been violated?
But then surely it is meaningless and toothless?
Of course, a man wise in the ways of a sadly imperfect world would practice operational and signal security as much as possible, and communicates with the assumption that everything he sends in voice or print may be heard or read by other parties than those for whom it was intended.
Just sayin'.
O-)
I'm disappointed.
The little punk didn't give me the opportunity to ask him my follow up questions, about the source of rights in the "universal" declaration of rights, and its enforceability against sovereign nations.
SuperMole, he ain't.
I think you've already surmised it's a bunch of United Nations feel good bullshit.
No doubt.
I was having fun with Lil' Chew Toy. Not surprised that he cut and run, though.
Sorry Big Dog, I really should have waited before crushing its groove, I'll try not to make that mistake again.
Just wondered what people think of this issue? I was reading that some of the surveillance capabilities of the NSA have violated the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Is this true?
Where can people see this going? Is it true that those who have done nothing wrong have nothing to fear?
United Nations is corrupt and anti American (the authors of that document you asked about). We have no need for an additional document that some "other Group" will try to enforce. We are a sovereign country with our on documents, we have no need of theirs thank you. The sooner we are out of that terrorist group the better. As far as the NSA well I am sure they will see this, and i think they have violated our rights under OUR own laws. I dont give a shit about UN rules and laws. Next question?